Meet Emily - Image Metrics Tech Demo (HQ)
Uploaded by: Pikey1969
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Yes you read correctly, TECH demo. She IS the demo.
Until the 1:30 mark when they revert back to the source (the real actress), her entire face is being simulated by the technology.
Peace out uncanny valley!
ps. Thanks to perrygood &true for the HD source material for this upload.
ps2. Fyi, Times Online broke the coverage on this particular before any other site. Give them some clicks.
The Times Online article
http://tinyurl.com/6745dj
Image Metrics Official Website
http://www.image-metrics.com
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Use your brain moron. Real actors can't fly through the air, ride on top of dinosaurs, etc etc. A CGI actor can."
Ok, but I wonder who the real moron is when they have already been doing that kind of thing for many years.
oh wait, there are no fucking green screens involved here what so fuckin ever.
No? That's what I thought...
You're just a troll, who can't put a point across without hurling insults. I'm through replying to your ignorance.
And to answer your point, yeah I do think the movies where green screen has been used looks real and good. Guess I must be an idiot.
"Over the course of several months, image metrics sent O'Brien off to USC for facial scanning inside their custom light globe, filmed her answering questions in a studio,animated and rendered the vid,and brought to final project to SIGGRAPH(Special Interest Group on Graphics and Interactive Techniques)."
no green screens no mocap, just "almost limitless" markers because every single pixel that is on the face in the vid can be analyzed and extract data from
If you need to use this "technology" to make a realistic model, then I think it kind of defeats the purpose and might as well just shoot a live action movie.
But I am open to change my mind if someone can show me some examples of this technology used in movies.